University of Bath School of Management
speciality: Management

Studying BSc Business at the University of Bath has been a transformative experience. Coming into first year, I wasn’t sure what to expect but the course quickly proved to be dynamic, hands-on and incredibly well designed. Modules like Data Analysis and People & Organisations have helped me build both analytical and creative thinking, while the interactive seminars make it easy to apply what we learn to real-world business cases.

What’s stood out the most is the focus on career readiness. From the very first semester, we’ve had exposure to placement planning, CV workshops and employer talks. I’ve already felt encouraged to think about my personal brand and professional direction.

Beyond academics, the campus culture is welcoming and full of opportunities to get involved. Being part of the Bath Indian Dance Society and the Bath Business Society has helped me build friendships and develop leadership skills outside the classroom.

Overall, this course strikes the perfect balance between academic depth and practical experience. It’s ideal for students who want more than just a degree and want to grow, explore and prepare for a career with confidence.

I studied MSc International Management at Bath and it helped me learn practical skills that I could use in real life and the professors are really helpful. The University also gives you many options in regard to the subjects that you want to study.

Semi-interesting lectures, decent level of support. The campus location is positive along with accommodation and food and drink facilities. Transportation to the city centre could be well improved but overall a good experience.

The students come from very diverse backgrounds and there are many international students in the university which makes settling in the uni life a very easy process. You make friends by going to various events which are held for international students. The one problem I face is the fees structure. The fee when I started the programme was 18,000 pounds, which has now increased to 23,000 pounds in just 2 years. The university should understand that everyone went through a tough time during the pandemic and it makes the payment of the fee even more difficult. But the teaching staff is very friendly and accommodating, and help us through everything.

Some of the classrooms/lecture rooms are worn out and most do not have plugs at desks so you cannot charge laptops etc but the teaching quality is good. lots of support from DOS and other staff regarding mental health etc and putting Into place plans to help with the study.

My programme (management) is very general in terms of disciplines but forms a great asset in the end.

I would recommend it to anyone who, like me, does not know what they want to do for their future but know they want to make a decent amount of money and keep as many doors open as possible.

The programme is very insightful with a nice balance of quantitative (e.g. statistic, forecasting) discursive modules (e.g. organizational behavior). Students are well supported by the academic team. The timetable is manageable and allows for an adequate amount of spare time.

Great university of exposure and career development. I learned how to make friends and how to move forward in life. It had been a great experience so far. Covid-19 was a bitch tho. Could’ve experienced much more in the last 4 months if it wasn’t for that

Really good accommodation & teaching from most facilities. Very welcoming and lots of societies to join for anyone!! Sporting facilities are also very professional and love the city too. Overall a fab uni.

I really enjoyed my time at the University. I studied International Management with a year abroad which allowed me to do two 6-month internships across the world. This was a big plus point for my career. The city is beautiful, not too big or small. While I was there the University was constructing a new business school which prospective students will get to enjoy. The accommodations could be improved and housing in the city is a bit limited due to increased student intake. Overall, I do recommend the University but of course being in a small city and a small University there are advantages and drawbacks.